Restore files and folders deleted on Linux with R-Linux

Most computer users usually only keep a single copy of the files and directories some of them can keep copies of important files to store only difficult cases to avoid accidental remove them. But certainly not all people using this method.


So that the data lost by deleting others removed by mistake or your travel is unavoidable, to fix this with Windows will have a lot of software from the charge to free, but with Linux users is the free software is not much.

And R-Linux Data Recovery Software 3.0 is one of the few free software for Linux helps you recover deleted files and folders on the Linux system (Ubuntu). R-Linux uses InteligentScan technology and flexible parameter settings give you control while you recover your data the fastest ever seen. It recovered the files from existing logical disks even when file records are lost.

Features of R-Linux Data Recovery Software

• Standard interface interaction style Windows Explorer so you pretty easy to use and manipulate.


• OS: Windows Win9x, ME, NT, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista.


• Supports file system: Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 FS (Linux)


• Create image files for entire hard drive, Logical drive, or a part of it.


• Recognize the name localized.


• Recovered files can be saved on any (including network drives) disks accessible by the operating system host.

To use the program, you need to have administrator level access to install and run R-Linux in Windows.

When R-Linux to create a disk image or a portion of it, images can be compressed and split into multiple files to burn it on CD / DVD / flash drive or FAT16/FAT32. Files can be displayed as ANSI or UNICODE text. When it finds files and folders now it can be easily arranged in the original structure, the extension file or create / change over time.

Download Freeware R-Linux Data Recovery Software.

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